Fall is the best time to prepare your business for the cold ahead. In the past five years, SAIF has seen more than 3,400 claims for injuries caused by snow and ice. [Data by county
Ergonomic issues are one of the leading causes of injury in Oregon—but they can be prevented. Falling leaves, crisper air, pumpkin spiced everything. It must be fall—a time for staying
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the construction industry often lands among the top 10 industries at risk for suicide. Multiple demographic factors contribute to this including gender, age,
SAIF declares two dividends, one based on premium and one tied to safety performance. SAIF customers will receive $160 million in dividends this year. The SAIF Board of Directors declared
Spanish-Language Safety, Health, and Your Rights at Work Topics Include: Asserting your rights to a safe workplace Protecting your health at work and at home Identifying and addressing common workplace
Move Over. It’s the Law. Protects responders and you! Something is killing first responders at staggering rates, and the answer is us. To raise awareness about the Move Over law
National Stand-Down is May 7–11, 2018 Fatalities caused by falls from elevation continue to be a leading cause of death for construction employees, accounting for 370 of the 991 construction
Safety Break for Oregon – May 9, 2018 Information provided by Oregon OSHA Celebrate Safety and Health at Your Workplace Join worksites across Oregon and honor safety leaders, hold a
Each year AGC of America conducts a survey of members involved in highway construction work to evaluate the state of highway work zone safety. AGCA collects information on the number,
A hazardous substance splashes onto a chemical plant operator taking a sample. The worker is not seriously injured, and the ensuing investigation focuses on training, personal protective equipment and the
